Receipt Templates for Design Mockups & Portfolios

Realistic, on-brand receipts for UI/UX mockups, app screenshots, marketing renders, and creative portfolio case studies — vector-quality PDFs that scale at any size.

Designers, product teams, and marketers use receipts as supporting props in dozens of contexts: in-app screen mockups for fintech and expense apps, App Store and Play Store screenshots, hero images on marketing landing pages, pitch-deck visuals, demo videos, and portfolio case studies. The problem with stock receipts is they look stock — wrong currency, fake-looking merchant names, mismatched paper sizes, generic typography. These templates fix that. Each one renders as a vector-quality PDF that scales cleanly for print, retina display, or 4K product video, and every text field is editable so you can match the receipt to the brand, locale, and context of the scene you're building.

If you're building a mockup for a bookkeeping or expense app like QuickBooks, Expensify, or Ramp, you can drop in a 80mm thermal receipt that matches the kind of source document the app actually ingests. If you're building marketing artwork for a restaurant, retail, or hospitality brand, you can pick a category-appropriate layout (fine dining for a high-end restaurant, fast casual for a chain, hotel folio for a travel client) and tune the merchant name, line items, and totals to fit the story.

One important note for commercial use: the templates and your edits to them are fine for design work, but you're responsible for any third-party trademarks, brand names, or logos you add to them. Use generic merchant names for portfolio pieces unless you have permission from the brand you're depicting, and avoid presenting any receipt as if it were issued by a real merchant when you don't have that relationship.